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San Francisco to Lisbon Portugal $351 RT Airfares on United Airlines BE or Air Canada (Flexible Ticket Travel June - October 2021)
February 24, 2021 at
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Last Edited by dimjim February 24, 2021 at 04:20 PM$351.00
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United Airlines, along with codeshare Star Alliance partner Air Canada have round trip airfares travelling from San Francisco (SFO) to Lisbon Portugal (LIS) for $351, making 1 stop, both ways. These are basic economy fares where you're only allowed a personal item that fits under the seat (no use of overhead bin). These are flexible-change tickets though.
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United Airlines, along with codeshare Star Alliance partner Air Canada have round trip airfares travelling from San Francisco (SFO) to Lisbon Portugal (LIS) for $351, making 1 stop, both ways. These are basic economy fares where you're only allowed a personal item that fits under the seat (no use of overhead bin). These are flexible-change tickets though.
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The 2.5 hrs layover in Montreal is the shortest I could find, but it's perfectly acceptable.
I would book directly with United Airlines though, there's no incentive to use an intermediary like Expedia.
My understanding so far with other airlines was that I can change the date, but might have to pay the difference in price at the time of changing, which kinda negates getting a deal in advance. Is this the wrong understanding of how this works?
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My understanding so far with other airlines was that I can change the date, but might have to pay the difference in price at the time of changing, which kinda negates getting a deal in advance. Is this the wrong understanding of how this works?
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Can someone with experience traveling internationally during this COVID time enlighten me, please?
I know this as I'm a Pacific Islander and usually take my yearly 3 way round trip to Aussie, New Zealand and Fiji and then back to SFO. As of now, all are doing 14 day mandatory quarantine and I checked the hotel price which comes out to at least $300/night= $4200! Then during these 14 days, u can't leave the resort/hotel grounds . So technically for a 2 week vacation, I need to take 6 weeks extra for quarantine.
If you have proof of both vaccines (they give you a govt card) you bypass any of the quarantine nonsense.
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United Airlines, along with codeshare Star Alliance partner Air Canada have round trip airfares travelling from San Francisco (SFO) to Lisbon Portugal (LIS) for $351, making 1 stop, both ways. These are basic economy fares where you're only allowed a personal item that fits under the seat (no use of overhead bin). These are flexible-change tickets though.
How do airlines enforce the personal item that fits under the seat and not overhead bin?
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"Entry and Exit Requirements
Are U.S. citizens permitted to enter? No, U.S. citizens cannot travel directly from the United States to Portugal for non-essential travel (i.e. tourism).
Only Portuguese nationals, holders of Portuguese and EU-member residency permits, and holders of other long-term visas issued by Portuguese authorities may enter the country."
https://pt.usembassy.gov/covid-19-information/
We don't have any guarantees the ban will be lifted this summer, though they're trying to life the ban for UK residents 5/17. Covid rates are declining in Portugal but they're rising rapidly in the rest of Europe.It's a gamble, that's for sure.